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PostSubject: Potty training regression   Potty training regression EmptyFri Jul 20, 2012 2:45 am

Noah has been dry for over a year now in the day and all of a sudden today whilst at soft play he has wet himself twice. To the point where I ran out of clothes and had to run and buy him some more pants and trousers.

He is afraid of hand dryers and therefore refused to go and then wet himself. Wasn't happy but should I tell him off? He did t ecause he didn't want to use the toilet but he knows better Sad
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PostSubject: Re: Potty training regression   Potty training regression EmptyMon Dec 17, 2012 10:57 am

How's this going Charlotteb24? Is Noah still wetting?
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PostSubject: Re: Potty training regression   Potty training regression EmptyMon Dec 17, 2012 6:37 pm

No we have got over that one. But what we can't get over is the only wanting to poo in a nappy. It's driving me insane! He is scared to let it out into a potty or a toilet. We have managed to get him to sit on a potty with his nappy on now as before he had to hide. But now we just can't get him to give up the nappy. Think we are next going to try cutting holes in the bottom of them!
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PostSubject: Re: Potty training regression   Potty training regression EmptyTue Dec 18, 2012 9:52 am

Have you tried simply ditching nappies all together so they're no longer an option, not making a big deal out of any accidents and having a silly special dance for when he does go in the right place? That's basically how we've gone with Tom and so far so good. Only a couple of accidents early on but then he's not really that embarrassed about bodily functions so may not be that simple for you. Just a thought as it's the only real advice I have to give. Smile
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PostSubject: Re: Potty training regression   Potty training regression EmptyTue Dec 18, 2012 6:32 pm

We have tried ditching them. He held on for 4 days solid and because he was so desperate, wouldn't do much and was really uncomfortable!

We are going to try the cutting holes into them as he likes to still be "strapped in" as he put it at the moment. Think it's going to have to be slowly, slowly!

Like the dance idea though! Very Happy
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PostSubject: Re: Potty training regression   Potty training regression EmptyWed Dec 19, 2012 4:15 am

Try having something in the potty to "catch" it- so that it doesn't plop down and make noise- Maybe a nappy so you can just bundle it up and throw it away?
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